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Collaborative GMail Promo Gets Around
Here's the neat part about owning YouTube: you can get people to make your commercials for you a lot cheaper than it…
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Googlers Can’t Rely On Google Apps?
InfoWorld has an article about a study by a consulting firm that says Google Apps isn’t the right move for any sort of decent sized mature business, that it better fits smaller businesses with very limited needs. Bad enough to have in the press, no doubt, but then there’s this:
Usability Reviews Verify Good Work
While on a plane heading home from a conference I happened to meet the mother of a Human Factors employee for a well-known global Internet software company. As we chatted, she noted that when I spoke of my work, she could tell I wasn’t the critical type. She’s a human behavior specialist. In her practice, she helps people who have suffered trauma. There’s a way…
Keywords: What’s Cheap and What’s Discounted
A few weeks ago we were intrigued by a selection of what Hitwise's Sandra Hanchard called "search value determinants," or word pairings used in search with regard to modifiers like "price" and "cheap," et cetera.
Web Analytics Interview
I'm actually in Hawaii right now, so I'm just not up to producing my regular Sunday Blog. It would take a truly dedicated blogger to produce anything under these far too idylic circumstances.
Social Media: Sociology Not Technology
The future of communications introduces sociology into the marketing strategy. Technology is just that, technology. The tools will change. The networks will evolve. Mediums for distributing content will grow. The tools will change, but in most cases, people don't.
